by transformationaltools | Jan 26, 2016 | changes, healing, Living New Patterns
Do you want to participate in bringing about peace? Peace comes in many forms. You can join James Twyman through meditation as he actually goes to war torn Syria to lift his musical prayers in frequencies of peace. At The Power of Color, we are...
by transformationaltools | Dec 3, 2015 | A Balanced Life, Color Therapy, Inner Light, Living New Patterns, Patterns of Behavior, Trusting
You may feel them as body aches and pains, feeling low, noticing that odd thoughts surface, or that you just don’t trust your deeper self. You are not alone. Many are experiencing this. Allow yourself to notice what surfaces without becoming it. Feel the emotions....
by transformationaltools | Nov 6, 2015 | Color, Learning to Be, Living New Patterns
Sometimes key moments come to us as messages from a Higher Source. They can often come through what others say. I just got off the phone with my friend Jean. She is 90 years old, with a body that is having a number of challenges. Her doctor and kids decided she...
by transformationaltools | Sep 21, 2015 | Color Therapy, Living New Patterns
“Doing it right” was a standard I lived by most of my life. It followed me around like a protector that would make sure I didn’t get into trouble, was successful, and didn’t have someone telling me I was doing it wrong. That can be a...
by transformationaltools | May 20, 2015 | A Balanced Life, changes, Living New Patterns
Are you programmed to be judgmental? I certainly was. I don’t mean using good judgment to make the best decision you can; I mean looking for the flaws in myself and others. This kind of judgment is charged with emotions and expectations for how we need to change and,...
by transformationaltools | Apr 21, 2015 | A Balanced Life, Learning to Be, Living New Patterns
I found Peggy’s blog article a great way to reflect on modern culture. How do we make choices about how we use our energy and time? If we don’t stay conscious, we can allow the outside world to take the driver’s seat. Peggy is a close friend and...
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